Punk in China: From Imported Cassettes to State Censorship

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This episode traces the birth and evolution of punk in China—how foreign tapes, underground clubs, DIY labels, and all‑ages spaces carved a rebellious niche amid state control; it follows early scenes in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, explores censorship battles, and looks at how digital networks reshaped a once‑hidden movement.

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